In recent developments, Myanmar's military has successfully recaptured towns from insurgent forces, notably Kyaukme, once held by the Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA). The military's resurgence is attributed to heavy airstrikes, a bolstered aerial force with advanced weaponry supplied by China, and the dictator's intent to secure lands for an upcoming election. Tar Parn La, a representative of the TNLA, has noted that the military's resources have significantly increased, allowing them to execute more focused operations. Notably, strategic Chinese support has played a crucial role in restoring junta power, reflecting Beijing's desire to stabilize the region despite its initial opposition to the coup. As Myanmar braces for an uncertain future, the humanitarian crisis worsens, with thousands displaced and civilian casualties mounting amid the continuing bombardments.